Hi all,
It's been a long time since my last post but I've still been popping back on the forum from time to time xx
I've had quite a shock today and need advice. I know I need to make an official complaint about what's happened but I don't really know what body I should be complaining to! Any help appreciated
I made my last payment to DFD in Aug 2011 - I had a claim pack sent to me by EIF at around the same time. I rang both DFD and EIF and explained that because we'd paid 100% plus fees and everything else I wouldn't be claiming through EIF and they couldn't force it as there was no need to introduce further funds to the IVA - this was fine, all was agreed that they wouldn't act and DFD wouldn't pursue it - Simple....
I recieved my completion cert in early Feb, dated 26th Jan 2012, so all done and dusted you would think...
Today I get letter from EIF - sending me funds for my claim from 2 lenders (minus 33% that they kept) - imagine the reaction! What??!?!
I rang EIF and this action was not for PPI but was started in line with the OFT ruling on unlawful default charges in JULY 2012!! After going slightly mental down the phone at the poor guy, he did some discovering, and found that DFD had not told them in Jan 2012 that we were discharged from the insolvency and that they didn't need my permission to act because as far as they were concerned they had the go ahead from DFD...
This guy is chasing DFD (the lady he's got to speak to out of office till Monday) but I'm really annoyed by it all. I need to lodge this with some kind of official body but don't know where to start.
Incidentally EIF have said they will give us all monies and not keep their 33% as they shouldn't have claimed... but frankly I'm amazed this kind of mistake can be made!!
He also asked if I had a variation certificate and told me I should have one as well as a CC. That's a new one on me?! As far as I'm aware all my paperwork's in order!
Any thoughts anyone?!?
P.S Hope this post makes sense, am still a bit angry about it all - feels like a violation
